UWM engineering student brings metal casting to the masses
UWM doctoral student Swaroop Behera created a portable metal casting kit to get people excited about engineering.
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UWM doctoral student Swaroop Behera created a portable metal casting kit to get people excited about engineering.
Karyn Frick studies how estrogens regulate our memories and brain function. The work could lead to new treatments for Alzheimer’s disease and memory loss.
Jeffrey Norman is committed to his community as chief of the Milwaukee Police Department. As a UWM alum, he helps mentor future generations of leaders.
As a researcher for the the Center for Urban Population Health, Kaija Zusevics collects data that helps hospitals improve community health across Milwaukee.
Kayla Knudtson is using her problem-solving skills and passion for electrical engineering to spark meaningful change in renewable energy.
UWM grad student Jillian Cervantes is making a difference through innovative math research — and helping other students earn scholarships along the way.
UWM teaching faculty Matthew Friedel is working to help students and startups succeed — and positioning Milwaukee as a hub for tech and entrepreneurship.
Rachel Goochey earned two degrees in public health at UWM. Now, she promotes walking, biking and public transit in Milwaukee.
UWM graduate Alanda Jackson combined her passions with dual bachelor’s degrees in English and information science and technology.
Leslie Harris and Erin Parcell both teach in UWM’s Department of Communication. Together, they’re committed to raising gun violence awareness in Milwaukee.